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    tales have become disney’s forte, but how they accomplish this is what matters. Over the years fairytales have evolved making women play many roles throughout the years, some submissive others assertive; the females in Little Snow-White and Beauty and The Beast portray these roles as reflections of the times in which they were created. Written in the 1800’s Little Snow-White personifies the submissive roles women played at the time. In this time period being a housewife was typical and expected…

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    by Wendy Mass is Fiction. The story took place in a castle and a village broken into two classes, rich and poor. The year the book was published was in 2012. The story is broken into chapters of his and her. The main characters are Beauty and Prince Riley. Beauty is a young girl around the age of 13 that is realist,adventurous and doesn’t really care what others think of her. Beauty’s appearance doesn’t suit her name. She is ugly-round face,large nose and messy hair. Prince Riley,13, is…

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    The Absolute True Diary of a Beauty, a Beast, and a Part-Time Indian Books are an irreplaceable. They play a valuable part on shaping personal growth and development in a child’s life. They are meant to inspire and expand their awareness on how they live and where they live, intensify their capability to express themselves, and give them inspiration in a way that other means cannot. In stories, such as Jeanne-Marie Leprice de Beaumont’s version of “Beauty and the Beast” and “The Absolutely True…

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    resists to these obstructions. Due to these obstructions she identify herself. For example, a marriage between two people who have same features is appreciated by society. As seen in the Beauty and the Beast, a marriage between two people who have differences is not ‘’normal’’ to the society yet Belle and the Beast overcomes obstructions with their love. In this love they do not only spurn the appereances but also care about each other’s souls. While other girls in the town admires Gaston, Belle…

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    Fairy Tales: Disney vs Grimm Brothers Everyone at some point has seen or heard of the Disney fairy tales such as the well-known Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, and so on and so forth. However, what you might not know is where these stories originated from. A majority of Disney’s stories are an adaption of the Grimm’s Fairy Tales which aren’t nearly as heartwarming as Disney portrays them as. However, how do the two stories compare and contrast to one another? The major similarities and…

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    Plato's Republic By Plato

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    will result in a city with a terrible outcome. Philosophers are shunned by the people because they are lovers of knowledge and are then looked to be different. The majority of people in a city are not lovers of knowledge; rather they are lovers of beauty. In the book, every person has different skills they are naturally good at. Knowing this, philosophers must be naturally good at thinking and arguing.…

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    Beastly Themes

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    ” as they say in most fairy tales. In this case, that is very true, what else is true is the fact that Kyle was a beast on the inside. These are just some of the main themes that Beastly portrays. One of the most important themes of Beastly is True Love. In the end, this is what caused Kyle to turn back into a human again. During the exposition, Kendra turns Kyle into a beast. This is when Kyle starts to act all forgiving and says “You’re right… I won’t do it again.” ~(Flinn, Page 39)…

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    horror rendition of the classic Beauty and the Beast tale. Ann Darrow, a beautiful but poor woman, gets noticed by a movie director and travels to a mysterious island where she gets captured by a giant gorilla who falls in love with her. However, Ann does not warrant these advances, and in a final chase through New York City, King Kong falls from the Empire State Building. This leads Carl Denham, the movie director, to exclaim, “It was Beauty that killed the Beast!” Beyond the obvious…

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    follows the main character and hero, Beauty, who is ‘lost to The Beast at cards’ (Carter 853) by her father. It follows her journey to The Beast’s palace, where she discovers his intention for her to undress for him. Offended, she stubbornly refuses him, and is given a clockwork maid that is identical to her. Beauty is also gifted two teardrop earrings, but they are given at different times. Eventually, she agrees to undress for The Beast and ends up turning into a beast like him. Following…

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    Over the years, Disney has shaped and reshaped the image of masculinity through its films. Disney’s portrayal of what masculinity should be has shifted from “knights in shining armor” to “scoundrels turned hero”. The manly, tough “alpha male” has been replaced by the sensitive and considerate “beta male.” “The phrase ‘alpha male’ may stand for all things stereotypically patriarchal: unquestioned authority, physical power and social dominance, competitiveness for positions of status and…

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